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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

wAEHfx0roN, Jaly %. - The local
committss charged with making ar
ranRemenis for the international Medi'
al Congress 20 be held in WashinRton
10 gapsenbeF, has issued . ctreaiaf 10
lie M dieaI pTotsssl0n generally aakinR
eoatrfbutiona toward dsfrayina tbe ex
usDses. The contributions already re-
ssivsd aggregate 5000. DF. Hamiltcn,
secretary General. says thai the coming
Congress will be the greatest meetine
Of she medical pFofcastc1 ever heids and
vii Be attended By leading physicianA
81 al parts Of The world.
Rase ball
PmLApEzFmk. Jaiy So.-Atbistios 5.
BsooELTs. Jaly So.-BrOOkiJn 8,
Cleveland 4.
B1ITrHoHE. July So.-BAlti@oss 8
cTscaSo, JaIy so.-BOssOn 7. Chisa-
RoL . "A
Phllndslpaia 2
DETnoir. Jaly so.-DstEOii ., Rss
aE1 Youz. Jsly S.-MssrspOliians 8
Onaiun4si 4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

NEW Yonx, July 30.-SnfeFinR from
the heat 10 this city continues 10 be
very great. The thermometer indicated
80 degrees 81 $50 this afternoon snd 81
at midnight, With an average Of IS for
the day. There were 81 eases OF beat
prostration. OF these, four resulted
fatally,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

NEw YoaK, July 90.-Visitors are now
allowed on board the United States
cruiser Atlanta, and u can readily Be
seen that the reports Of damage 10 her
By The GFinR Of her heavy Ruus were
greatly exaggerated. No damage 70 TIE
aun carriages or bearings 10 apparent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
ssaeAEs e May Burned.

ssaeka 81 whsas ssl0oeEnz 70 J. Fried
uaan on farm neaf SEeam0fs we're oe-
saFoyed By Gre. Tbs afe wAe ths wofh
q a. inosndisFy - the neaRhooEs sAs
someons carrying tbs IRE fFom stsek q
saaek. Tha loss - ab0ut tlb.0O0 end ]
a hsliexed 10 be fully insured AtsAeh
manta wsrs piaesd on ths property %
sseditass . fsu days sRs.
asipperA TAkinm Grsms sashs.
skx Fnksena0o. July 0.-Aososdinl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

4. 4. -: s:... .:s=.' g: ss::lSuHsGnliED n 1881.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

GALvEsroE, July 30.--A dispatch from
San Antonio 10 the Neses says that .
report has reached there that the out
going and incoming stages between san
Marcos and Dripping Springs we're
robbed last night. Considerable pluu-
der h said 10 have b9en obtained from
riding the mails and registered pack
ages, but no particulars are at hand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

SAN FRkNcIsco, July S0.-It is stated
on authority that the Atlantic and Pa
citie viii Be completed from Kansas
City 10 Chicago By the end Of Novem-
Der, Whiuh will give the company an
unbroken line from Southern California
70 Chicago. There ls also q possibility
that the line viii Be extended 10 this
city. William Mead. Of the Chicago a
Northwestern, left fer Portland today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

McKxxKI (Tex.l, Jaly IA coaeh
attached 20 9 mixed train ran on the
track and d0gn 40 eUbankmert today
and va totally Wrscksd. EsRht passen.
gers we're tntnred more 0g less, and
too vii probably die.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

PAHIs, July 80.-Depuiy Laaer, Who
stated that 81 Generals had invited
General Boulanger 10 head q coup Dc etaf
In favsF Of the restoration OF the mon
aFchy, nov Asserts that d. De La foees,
Deputy for LAmonce. made similar
ovsrtuFes 70 General B0aianReg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity OF Paris, Tex, by the remarkable re-
coyery Of Mr.. J. T.. Corley, who was 80 help
less he could not turn in bed, or raise bis head !:
everybody said he was dying Of Consumption.
A trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery
was sent him. Finding relief. he bought a
large bottle and a box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills by the time he had taken two boxes of
Pill. and two bottles of the Discovery, he was
well and had gained in flesh thiyty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles OF this Great Discovery for Con-
sumption free at G.. A. PaIcher's.
The action OF Carriers Little Liver Pills
is pleasant. mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels,
but do not purge. They are sure to please.
For sale by 5. ID. Wiggin.
A TRUE BALsAM.-DR. WIsTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY is truly balsam. II
contains the balsamie principle OF the Wild
Cherry, the bslsamie properties OF tar and Of
pine.
The best medical authorities acknowledge
the value of Ayers Pills, and prescribe them
with the utmost confidence, as the most effect
ual remedy for diseases caused by derange-
ments Of the stomach, liver, and bowels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
Eastern Maine State Fair

The Eastern Maine State Fair j. 10 bc
held at Bangor Tuesday. " ctlne>iay
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. August 3uth, 3I>t,
sept. 1t and "a For the trotting ami
running races large number Of the fast
est >tcpptr~ Of the State Of Maine and The
Maritime Provinces have been entered
The exhibition entries IN the horse. cattle
sheep. mechanical industrial and art de-
partmtnt~ are unpreceIcnfcdly large and
one OF the finest Exhibitions ever held IN
Maine j. assured All railroads and steam
boat> III Maine and New Brunswick viii
sell round trip excursion tickets 10 Bangor
during the week OF the Fair.
Secretary and Mr.. Whitney have ar-
ccptcd al invitation from the officers Of
the Eastern Maine State Fair 10 come from
Bar Harbor TO Bangor, for The purpose Of
visiting the fair grounds the second day
Of the exhibition Wednesday. August
jl>t
Secretary and Mrs. Fairchild will arrive
in Bar Harbor August 3Oth. Mr., and Mr..
Farchild have been invited to attend the
Fair and il j. expected they will accom-
pany the party. Hon. Calvin Frost. of
New York, and few of the prominent
summer residents of Maine's great sum
mcr resort will accompany the di>tin-
guishcd guests
General Manager Pay>on Tucker has ar
ranged 10 take the party to Bangor and re-
turn on special tram with one Of Pull
mans best parlor cars
"Wednesday will he Governors Day and
Governor Bodwcll and staff are expected
10 be present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

list and that may contain some errors, but
we will venture to name the following as
among those who have summer residen-
ces at this delightful resort Henry
Whiting. \. W. Cushman, Mrs. \. +.
Greedy. Mrs. l.. \. Emery, and her sisters
Crosby Lodge of Ellsworth, DIR. Alfred
Walton, Mrs. Wing of Bangor, Rev. Mr..
lakewood, Mr.. johnson Of Boston. Mr..
Bragg. J. IL. West Of Franklin, T.. J.Swan
of Minneapolis. Charles Campbell Of Cher
rytield. and several Others.
At present Prof. Ropes, of Bangor
Theological Seminary il occupying one
Of the twin cottages on the southeast
point.
w are informed that :. X. Whiting OF
this city has purchased about seven acres
Of land of John Crabtrce and will proba-
bly, erect a cottage there another year.
Among the improvements which have
lately been made are the watcr-works
which have been added during the present
year. Can any good thing come out of
NAZARETH" was pcrplcxing question in
the days of old Can any good thing
come out Of a Hancock County mine;"
seemed palmer and more easily answered
after the mining excitement had died away.
Previous To- the present year of our Lord
to the latter question We should have
answered no. most emphatically and IN
hc>itatingly W. didn't think Of cold
water. Those who sunk the shaft in the
Mcfarland mine dug and blasted and
picked better than they knew They
thought they were digging FOR precious
metals. hut they really dug well eighty
fyc feet deep from which force pump
operated by wind mill forces the water
into a huge tank near Mr. JohnSon'> cot
tag, from which it j. conducted by pipes
to those Who need.
The town Of Hancock Nth an eve To
thr future and IN the exercise 81 a wise
aud liberal policy. has built public road
from the Tarra,in, House - the steam
boat wharf theme, hy the shore around
tl1, cn,l Of the point To :. y. McFarland'>
south line. ou Tie western -hnrc. while
pri, ate enterprise ha- constructed several
avenues which iutcr>,'ri the public road
Much de- rahlc huildiug land Yet remains.
some 81 thu J. owned hy a syndicate.
som, by :. y Mcfarland. Henry Whit
ing John Crahtroe. hsrcru Crahiror
capt FIeazcr Crahtrce and several others
In a short time II viii all doubtless lind
ready sale at fancy prices Among the
slic>t~ We met At the Tarratinc House
ou SUNDAY MS cx-Nic, President Ilamln-
more active than many a Younger man
and alive TO all the attractions 81 thr place
81 which h. expressed iu unqualified terms
h5> hearty appreciation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
Hancock Point.


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steamboat NAaf' where trar> ago we
"l. e'Arorn" ~ TRAILING. aud later IN
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
PORT \'I!!

Having Just received 4 very
nice line of FALL DRESS
tO0DN, | wish 10 call The NJ
tenilon Of the public 70 an
examination Of III, stock.
..a,in@ for man, years enjoy
ed the reputation Of keeping
The hes, STOCK OF Dress foods
in This market. | am de>iriOu>
0f sustaining that reputation
daring this. the la>t season.
thai | shall Occup, my store
OF. Main street. VI, >tock Was
never better and a> | wish to
close up M, business before
The Spring trade begin>,l shall
offer M, new stock ~ low a>
the, can be- purchased any
where. Ill goods NOT pur-
chased This Fall will be mark
ca dUNi, 10 >uch prices ~ I'D
insure quick sales.
would especial, call AT
lenliOn TO Il fine LOT Of Japan
csc foods. consisting Of Lam
terms. fame, mats. fans, dolls
and napkins in fame, color>
and plain white and a nice
assortment Of OlidiLed chains.
Bracelets. Pins and Cuff But
tons, all new designs and
YER, cheap.
All persons having I'M
settled accounts with me
standing more than Twelve
months will save expense
b, settling with me during
the newt Thirty days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
usylvania


TIIE FFVBfICAN STsTE CoNNENTfnN.
Al the Republican State Convention
which convened al Harrisburg the nth
General u II Hastings was elected per
mancnt chairman by reclamation
William Il Hart was nominated for
State treasurer by acclamation
The platform rcaiilrm> the declaration
Of $50 in favor VI submitting to the pcu-
pie pruhibtory constitutional amend
mcni II endorses the abolition Of the
poll tax fuvor> tariff for the sake Of
American manufacturers until the indus
tries and resources Of tn" country furnish
people with every item Of consumption
aud for the purpose OF projecting home
labor against foreign labor A. well A. it,
products II dcuounce> imported and con-
tract labor II also favor~ distributing
the treasury surplus in the enlargement Of
the general pension list The platform
then goes ON to say
We arrai.n the Democratic party aud
the present national administration for
general imbc,Ility in dealing wiki all great
national questions
Tho Republicans ~ Pruney!s auia, The
native state Of Hon lamc~ 9. blaine. viii
tjrw With high pleasure BIZ nomination
FOR tho Presidency ia The campaign ~
ISIS Accident cannot Aitatc the admira-
tipu ~ a great people for a statesman fr4c
alikv - hi> cun, jciinn~ and - hi> country
Judge Hrur, " Williams Mas nnmina-
t,,i fnr jui., of thr supreme court | pom
N, adoption ~ the platform The ernNei-
tion ajJourucd
The utmost harmony prevailed through
out
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
Weymouth Point.

Mr.. EiHor.
The AMERICAN errs in saying that Wey-
mouth Point (or Weighmouth its original
>pelling) belongs to George W. Hutch
ings." Mr. Hutchings Is not the owner Of
Weymouth Point, never was. and with all
Of his bank deposits and Understanding
mortgages, never viii be.
For love or money, gittering gold.
While morfmdiH hands the title hold.
An Ellsworth man now dead, and a
brother now living in Surry, have spent
many a dark night in digging the Point"
over in search for pot of money" which
Capt. Kidd hid there many, many year
ago. Some ten years since, several pieces
OF silver coin were found at about half
tide mark. which set the money -diggers all
OF a craze.
One of the coin-hunters Is "sartin
shure" that there is an iron pot full of sill
yer hid down deep in the center of our
farm. Perhaps that's what makes our
taxes so outrageously high. RURAL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
More Kentucky Figures.

The Louisville Courier-,Journai" makes
showing of the recent vote in Kentucky
by Congressional Districts, which is char
acterized by great frankness. The Repub-
lican gains are brought out, If possible, in
a still more striking way than before. The
result in the LIST District cannot fairly be
contrasted with that OF last year, as the
Republicans ran no candidate there for
Congress In the lid, the democratic ma
jority of 1920 was reduced 10 2 700; in the
lid, a Republican majority of 1907 last
year was increased To 2 ISL in the WITH,
the Democratic majority of ., 1870 was low
cred to SIS. In the With District the Dem
ocrat> gained from 40 to 2,9o5 the differ
ence here being that the full Democratic
vote was cast. In the With District com
par>on cannot be made with the result Of
last year, as Il was not a Republican but "A
Labor candidate who so nearly defeated
Mr., Carlisle; the majority this year Is 500
less than that In 1854. In the With Dis
trict the Republicans turned a majority
against them last year of 4. l63 to one of
So in their favor. The Democrats held
the IXth by G72, gain of nearly 500 on
last wear. In the Xth. Bourbon ma jori-
~ WAS again reversed. 746 Democrats be
coming | .4j9 Republican: and in the Nth
the Republicans increased their majority
from $40 to 2.j13. They carried four of
the eleven Congressional districts, and this
bc IL remembered, on the heaviest vote
ever polled in the State.
Upon this showing The C"Hrisr-joaF-
nnl moutufully remarks There l. no
sort Of question that Republican sentiment
j. growing In the mountain counties. 1t
j. highly probable that the next Congress
ional delegation from this State will con
tain four Republicans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

South Hsneork
The estate of the late Isaiah Wooster
has been purchased by Chas. Wooster of
this place.
We have learned of viii Coggins' safe
arrival in Pasadena, Cal He writes that
he injoyed the trip very much, with the
grand scenery presented, on some portions
of the route.
Rev. J. X. Bowler who returned from
Rockland, some ten days ago, much i'm
proved in health has since had q severe at
tack of his old trouble, which Frustrated
him for few days. But we are glad TO
learn he is again improving.
w. T. Coggins, sailing master of the
yacht Cricket, now at Bar Harbor,) has
been at home on a short visit.
Aug. %. REcLCsE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

HANCOCK - At a court 0f Probate iW''.# #'
Ellsworth, within and for said rouutE .u n.-.
rnd Wednesday Of aug, A. D., Iss-
A CERTAIN instrument purpurtIu- rH w. l... II
n ~ the last will ami testament uf ~aHu.I T.
Lyon late II the city county amt STAT, oi \rN YORK
and Of the probate thereof in -aii ~1ai. N.N
York, duly Autherti' ated, having ht'. N'f
-cnted TO the judge Of prohsle 'lr auI -''.
county for the purpose Of being allowed, DIR. t'i
recorded in the probate court for our -HJi o'. &
and also a petition praying that letter tr,taHth
taTN and letters OF trust may be issued Z. %.
ecutor- and trustees therein named '' t'
Judge of Probate for our -aid r"u..
bKDLREi,-That notice thereof hc given f' .tI. f''
sons interested therein, by publishing ''i.
this order three weeks successfully 30 tho -.
worth American, new spapcr ti.".''
at Ellsworth. In said county, the ir-t pu' .';. I'D
To he at least thirty days prior to the -cc"Il '
uesfiay Of Oct, \. u. lSss, that the maE n
pear at probate court then to he held at III '."
within and for said county at ten "'rlu'N '' 10.
forenooD,and show cause, ifany they have, against
the
3w3j+O. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge Of PROBATE.
4 true copy Attest :-CHAs Z. DuRR. Rc-I>L--,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

Harvesting grain is the order of the day
among the farmers.
DIR. +. B. Silsby and family from Cher
ryfleld, are visiting relatives in town at
present.
A special school-meeting has been called
in district No 3, in regard to building a
new school-house.
J. T. Goodwin, aged "a years had q
shock of paralysis last Friday morning.
He is now reported more comfortable.
Mrs. Betsey Silsby, an aged lady of this
town. now visiting her daughter in Or
land. has had a shock of paralysis.
Wilbur Herrick has come to town with
a stopper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
SURE ENLISTMENT. LARGE PROFITS.

The Mount Desert Island Real Estate Com
PAM was organized in lSS6 and last fall it,
managers made some valuable purchases OF
real estate. which have more than doubled in
value. This company owns and in
Bar IIarbor, Hulis Cove, salisbury Cove
Northeast Harbor. seal cove
and Pretty Marsh.
The stock j. dividend payiag. The officer.
OF the Company are
DIRECTORS Hon. J. Il, Bodwell, Gov
ernor OF Maine; Hon. James T. Furber, Gen
eral Manager Boston Il Maine K. r.. BOSTON
Mass; Hon. ID. A. Cony. Pres. 1>t National
Bahk, Augusta, Maine; Jas. ;. Moore, VI. D.,
Bar Harbor, Ne. Cha~. +. Morrison. NJ. D.,
Bar Harbor Me. John 7. Higgins. AIRY at
Law Bar Harbor. Me. Fred G. Lyman. Bank
er, Bar HarbOr, Me. Geo II. Grant. Banker,
Bar iiarbor, Ne; j. II. Manley, Treasurer
Augusta W alter Co. Augusta. Ne.
fcw ,baIe> OF the Treasury Stock is now
offered for sale at par-Sl0 PER SHARE
proceeds 10 be used to develop and improve the
property. The right to advance the price OF
stock without notice is reserved. IL numbers
among its stockholders some of the shrewdest
and best business men in New England All
information desired. relative 10 the standing of
the Company. furnished Ito whom application
for stock should be made; BY
HON. j. A. CONY. Augusta, Me-.
or GEO. II. GRANT. Treasurer.
Bar IIarbor, Me.
CIV 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

on-Resldtnt taxes In the town OF I1entOu,in the
county OF Hancock for the year 1855.
tniiE following list Of taxes real estate Of non
l. resident owners in the town Of Trenton for the
year ls,, III bills committed Ia Webster u. Leland,
constable Of said town, the Goth day Of Nav ,
ISsj, has been returned by him rs remain
ing unpaid, Oh the LIST day of MAY, ises. BY
lis certificate of that date ana remains unpaid
and notice Is hereby given that II the said tax and
interest and charges not paid into the Trea -rF
of sail town within eighteen months from The date
OF the commitment OF the said bills. much Of the
real estate vii! be sufficient 10 pay the amount
due therefor, including interest and charges, Will
without further notice he sold at public auction at
the Office Of the treasurer in aid town the 25ih
day Of November. lssI. AT O'Clock +. NJ.
William Jones. - acres land in District No. /,
value $40, tax 50 SO.
Edgar >. Lnri, house, value 80. : acres u
land, value 80, is District No. &; Tax Ssgn
George Young, house value $50 outb uiid-
ing value $50. - acres 81 hand, value Si35 in
District Ne. =
samuel Harden, acres wood land; value s2a,
ia District NJ tax T. cents.
X. X. THOMPSON,
3w3} Treasurer of the town Of Trenton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

Ellen Cyr little French girl who re-
sides in Kings Block, and her cousin, an
other small girl, while picking blueberries
on bog in the back part Of Caribou. Fri
day of last week. suddenly met face to
face large bear engaged in the same bust
ness as themselves. Both parties made ex-
celIent time-the girls for home and the
bear for the woods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
FOR SALE OR TO RENT !

THE subscriber offers for sale his homestead,
] situated on Pine street. Ellsworth. The lDt Is
10 rods on Pine, running through 10 Spruce street
~ rods. II is one of the best and most desirable
properties town that can be purchased. The
house and oubuildings are In complete repair.
There is furnace well and cistern in the cellar.
The whole will be sold at a bargain,o the house
with five rod by twelve lot the lot In front of the
house. 5xl2 rods separately.
II sale cannot be effected Of the whole, then
the house will he for rent fur a boarding house or
TO one tenant, IL application Is made at once.
n. X. SAWYER.
Ellsworth, Aug. 81, lssI. TIA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
NOa-ReSident Tax Notice,

Nonresident taxes IN the town OF Surry In a.
county OF Hancock and State Of Maine for ~
year is
/, HE following list Of Taxes on real sstata -
Non. Resident owners IN the town of Surr, o.. ~
the year issi In bills committed TO Marrny NJ
Morgan, collector of said town, ON the 5th dsy ~
June, lss4i has been returned by him to me NJ n
naming unpaid on the End day Of June lSS- NJ
his certificate of that date and now remains ~ !!
paid and notice is hereby given that il thc M. MI
taxes, interest and charges are not paid into nv
treasury of said town within eighteen n,,n,h
from the date of the commitment Of said bns IT,
much OF the real estate taxed as will be sunlrsn,
10 pay the due thereof, including interest NM
charges will. without further notice be MIA !,
public auction, At the town house In said town nm
the 10th day of December lssI at 10 o'clock IN ta
forenoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
- -.I,.--s.t .-.-.,
NOTICE /!

IL persons Indebted to me BIS account are re-
= quesie'i % pay snch debts previous to Sep
teniiitr 18th ncAt, contemplate making some
change In my business at that time. All bills not
paid at that iate win lie left with an attorney for
collection. After sept. ID, | shall sell goods
only for eash on delivery.
A. ;. PENNEY.
Marlaviile, Aug. 20, 1851. sw3is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

-At2 O'Clock Monday morning, Aug.
18th, officer Call discovered persons trying
to effect an entrance to the Peoples Ma
tional Bank at WaterviIle. They opened
fire upon him. He replied, causing live
ly fusilade. A window had been partially
raised in the rear room and the electric
light circuit had been cut, leaving the
streets in darkness.